Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20

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8ne oia and the NsW Era.
Wkilut Los Angeles is pushing
nhona and Is growing with marvellous
rnuSdity. every established industry
- keep pace with the movement
- 70 to the wall. A few years ago
onr people were satisfied with q
nsuspaper that merely skimmed over
- news Of the day. and had no pre-
aunnions to the fullness or enterprise
= : metropolitan journal. Now, the
mprning newspaper must be abreast
q the times; its columns must bristle
vikh the latest dispatches from all
uonls Of the world; it must have q
cnrps Of reporters and writer's to re-
nnrt and discuss every event of in
onsesi; it must search and fosesee,
and BE- ready to place before its read
- = graphic presentation OF every
1neident Of public value, and to take
: broad and perspicuous view OF
every transaction that occurs, remote
- nsar. At the same time it is
en11sd upon to treat intelligently and
wifh the utmost sagacity every move
Dout Of local importance. 1t is pre-
annsd to have an inner conscious
- a what is best for its immediate
poople, ~ we'll as for its whole State
and country, and to illuminate all
qusst:ons OF interest with an elabora-
fina Of the best thought and
foGecast of mind that can be
found in the field of journal
IA. The HERALD has always
been conducted on the principle that
. powerful and influential newspaper
aust not only be abreastof the times,
~ that it must keep ahead OF them
fhat it must, in reality, lead public
ePinion by seeing far enough ahead
- know that the trend of the great
1hought Of the people is in the direc-
- to which it points. Thesagaeious
jGnr' alist reasons out the future from
H. present, and from the logical
1sndency of events as they come up.
He is thus in position to steer public
fknught into safe and promising
channels. ard prevent alterations
fhat would otherwise prove disas-
trous. From the very first hour of
he existence of the HERALD We have
hsd one cardinal faith, to which all
o7r efEorts and energies have been
II nned, and that was the bright and
p rosrercus destiny of our section Of
HE State. We have never-not even
h the darkest hour-lost confidence
n that destiny, and all oar aims have
been to do everything in our power
- contribute to its realization. As
Les Angeles neaIed the point the
UxaALD extended its facilities and
n1dsd to its means of expansion as
Wspaper. Finding that our city
w1s no longer provincial, We
msde the HERALD as nearly metro
politan in its character as the
l;tnzi on would warrant. At an early
dnee we entered the Associated Press,
at great cost, and thus made the
PAPER . necessity to every reader.
"A the city progressed, the HERALD
enlarged and spread out, and finally,
1ealizing the fact that the time had
come when no day of The week could
be omitted as day of publication,
we turned the HERALD into a seven
lay paper This brings US fully ito
the arena of metropolitan journalism,
With all its attendant responsibility
1nd extraordinary expenditure. The
growth of the city justi6es-indeed
campels-this advanced step. and
our people are already beginning to
realize that great and progressive
5ourual il the Indispensable compile
ment Of great and progressive city.
1he circulation OF the HERALD has
u1eadiiy increased with the growth of
- city and section. and now, in
o1sad ef depending upon small in
voices Of paper, received periodically
liun Fan Francisco, to meet our
greatly increased list of subscribers,
- are forced to have it manufactured
q the Eastern mills and laid down to
n By the carload. The presses that
vore capable Of working off our paper
. short time ago, had to be laid aside
for presses OF greater speed, and it
will not be long, with the constant
nocessions to our circulation, before
vs shall be compelled TO
sven supplant our present
1T Cottrell for a lightning periecting
press Of the most approved make.
We have thus tried to show at q
G1ance that the celebrity of our city's
growth has been accompanied by an
oqual growth and expansion of the